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National Republican., 1887-10-06
Insulting Ladies' on the street.

Wm. Devine, a bookbinder in the govern
ment printing office, while considerably under
the influence of liquor, insulted bevy of
ladies near Tenth and L streets northwest yes.
terday afternoon. officer Rosewag arrested
Devine and the latter fought the officer all the
way to the station, where he was charged with
being drunk and disorderly.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
Not Omen to XIsitors,

Col. Casey's office Is constantly besieged by
crowd of persons who wish to make the ascent
of the interior of the Washington monument,
but without avail, for the shaft will be kept
closed until Congress has made possible the
running Of the elevator and the protection OF
the memorial stones.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
ObaIped WIN Adultery,

Thomas A. Littleford has been arrested, un.
der the Edmunds act. charged by Mrs. Henault
marriage. The case Will be tried to-day In the
police court.
National Republican., 1887-10-06

Messrs, strasburger & SON, No. 1ll2 street
northwest, being the lowest bidders, have been
awarded the contract for furnishing the winter
uniforms to the letter carriers, This firm also
furnished the summer uniforms. II Is Il re.
work,
National Republican., 1887-10-06

ANGosTURA BlTTERs were prepared by DR.. J.
G. Is. siegert for his own private use. Their
reputation is such to-day that they have be
tonic. beware OF cOunterfeits. ASK your grocer
or druggist Tor II g genuine article, manutac
tured By DT. J. g. b. Seigert & Sons.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
He Was Driven From Home.

Warren L, Kinds has, By F. II. Mackey.
filed a cross bill in the divorce case OF Mary
Kinds. The husband charges that his wife
was of a petulant nature and that he was driven
from home thereby. He asks that she be en-
jolned from disposng of the real estate. A re-
straining order has been issued, returnable on
the 10th instant.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
MARYLAND and virginia Postmasters.

The following appointments were made yes.
terday: L. A. Benz!uger, TO be postmaster of
the fourth class at Woodstock, Howard county,
Md. vice A. NJ. Benzinger, resigned; II. q
Palmer, TO be postmaster of the fourth class at
Augusta county, Va, vice A. e.
Duncan, resigned.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
The Remains of Gen. Fitzpatrick.

The Chilian Minister yesterday notified the
Secretary of State that Mrs, Fitzpatrick left
Valparaiso on the 10th ultimo for New York,
The devoted widow brings with her the re-
mains of her husband, the late Gen. Judson
Chill
National Republican., 1887-10-06
SYrnp of Figs

Is the delightful liquid laxative, and the only
true remedy for habitual constipation and the
condition of the kidneys, liver, and bowels. 1t
is n pleasant remedy to take both TO old and
young; 1t is gentle In its action and effective;
II is acceptable TO the stomach, and strengthens
the organs oil which II acts. Manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup Co.. San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists
National Republican., 1887-10-06
lime Makes ChanGes-To Make Change,
InEpA Ilmn.

The announcement in the papers Of sunday
last to the effect that Mr.. John l. Burkharl
would be prepared to reopen the restaurant
formerly occupied by Thomas Walsh, corner
Vt Tenth and + streets, Is admitted by>him to
he an error, us he tinds that TO arrange all the
dcttils tp his satisfaction will reqfiire at least
two days more. Saturday ncEtmi be the day
when Mr Burkharts house will be opened to
he public in first class fashion characteristic
II hImAnll
National Republican., 1887-10-06
Great ball game to-day at 3;i5.

ParseDsIes Not Exempt From Taxes.
Rev. James A. Harold, rector of the Church
of the Holy Gross, has been notided that the
acts cxemptiug church property do not in.
clude parsonages which are therefore not eX-
National Republican., 1887-10-06
Winter Unlforms for Letter Carrier

IT seems to us that there are less persons
flicted with rheumatism since our druggists
sell Salvation Oil. Price % cents bottle.
National Republican., 1887-10-06

THEY say that the beautiful belle of Wash
ingtOn, Miss -, uses cosmetics, but 1t Is q
health, and she keeps well by using Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
Sent TO The Grand Jury

The case Of Andrew ], Laird, charged with
cutting DR.. Zadok z. Daniel on the 20ih OF Sep
tcmber last, was yesterday sent to the grand
Jury. The prisoner waived an examination.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
TnE LIQUOR TRArFIC.
An Effort of the Good Templars TO
Suppress IL,

Suppress IL.
The following Is a copy Of letter sent
by Clements Lodge Of Coed Templars to
Col. Wilson, commissioner Of public build
ings and grounds, IN regard to bar rooms
fronting public buildings and reservations
By direction of Clements Lo Ire of Go1d
TCmpars have the honor 10 submit for Your
consideration the fact That tho time IL ~ hand
s hen the keepers of bar rooms arc seeking %
renew their licenses which expire with the
present month. The sentiment of the people
IL steadily growing in opposition to these
Ctmc.OreGding institutions, aud us the writ.
ten consent OF the ow9ers OF real Gstate s1i w
TO locate Il b9T room Is required to enable th9
DiStfiCt commissioners to t5sue tine license, II
becomes Il matter of Importance TO the Dlr
keeper that the number OF persous 70 Wh)m ne
must apply for consent to locate or continue
his bar room bN reduced tu minimum IAi5
he is enabled to do by locating ar)und tue
publip buildings and bcnuttlnl PARKS ana toi-
ervations that adorn this city, which places
are thus being diverted from their proper plt-
pose to attract ali the worst Influences of thii
community. The parks aud re3nrvltlolS were,
far the good OF the people, and uot u cnaple
the hnrkgepeT to carry on MS ueStrucllyo
BUSINESS in opposition tothc wish otthe people
and the best interests the community. Tue
zeal with which you have laborad 70 inpr)vc
the public buildings aud grOuni IL warrants
the belief that You Will do all yo,i cGn 10 pre-.
serve them to the btneiCent p irpDScs for
which they were intended, and therefore the
lodge hereby most respectfully AMI earnestly
request that you will enter Il trn protei WIN
the commissioners ofthls District against the
gfanting of any license fnr Il bar room opposite
to or adjoining any building. park, or reserya-
lion under our care as com missioner OF DuOic
buildings ana grounds We know that the
liquor dealers will bring great pressure 70 pear
upon the commissioners III favor OF their OuI-
ness yet we are confident that the commits
sonefs, having absolute discretion In granting
ur refusing license will not choose TO ignore an
earnest protest from Won, nor deny tnat the
government ought to enjoy for Its property the
pme protection that the law gives to lhat OF
private IL dividuais.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
where TO Buy Diamonds.

Elegant Solitaire Ring. u carat.............. $50
ELEGANT Solitaire Ring. y carat..........". %
solitaire Earrings perfect, = carat.... =
80 itBire Earr ngN, perfect, carat .."..... 50
Solitaire Ring, i!De gem, % carat.......... 100
Opal aud 10 diamond Cluster Ring. ......... 30
Cluster Earrings ruhies, 20 dilmonds..... 100
The nobbiest line of Gents Scarf Pins
X. HARRIS K Co , 432 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-10-06
Work of the Humane Society

The report OF the work OF the Society Tor The
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals has been
made to the executive committee, and the
condensed statement is as follows: Cases In
vcstigatCd, l0l; prosecutions 30; convictions,
SO; horses unfit Tor labor, ll5; killed by agent,i
The following delegates will represent the
Washington society ut tae national ASSOCIATION
meeting to be held at Rochester, N. Y, from
he 10Th to the list instant Judge Macarthur,
Rev. DR.. Bartlett, A. T. Prall, Mrs. Halliday,
Hiram L. Mitchell, and Mrs. Florence Muir
National Republican., 1887-10-06
New Gloves! !
4kh~ttkAt

swedo, Pilun, Eid, and Chov-
erette, with six strand emo Old
cry.
Cheverette and Cape, with
spear points.
All the latest novelties In Eng
lish and French Glove Wear.
Ladies' Riding and Driving
Gloves and Gauntlets.
Black Pique Kid, embroidered;
Black, White, and Pearl Kid, em-
broidered In black and self.
Cemel's Han, Angora, Cash
mere, and Hand knit Wool
Gloves.
A lot Of Ladies' Black and Col.
ored Cashmere Gloves which
formerly sold for so and 90
centa per pair, now 25 cents.
National Republican., 1887-10-06

Piles, fstup, rupture and structure
radically cured. Book of particulars 10 cents
in stamps. Worlds Disp2nsary Medical Asso'
citation, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Rodney ESoysl's Mistake

YES, I'm dying, nephew; can 1--we
but few hours at the ilrthrst.
on uncle gayped the Rodney Boyd,
in choking voice, raising his hand
kerchlef to his face, but more to hide
the flash of joy in the keen gray eyes
than the tears, which no amount Of eff
fort could bring to them.
Eyer since | have been lying here,
and | knew that must die, SAID the
old man, ferb!y, 4 have thought much
Of your father. We were boys toseth-
er, and though we didn't agree very
we'll when We grew up, that fact ought
not to make me NJ Just to his SON
Here the speaker was Interrupted by
Il violent fit of coughing.
i did intend to leave all my proper
ty TO Mary resumed. Mary is good
pirl, and has been like a daughter to
me: but ha!c been thinking that l
ought not to leave it from my own KIN.
Not but that have made provision
for her, of course. You understand,
nephew, that she is to have home
here unhl she gets married.
Set your mind at rest, my dear un-
Gle: she shall be treated by me IL
every respect as il she was my own
cousin
'TAank you nephew; am glad you
feel 50. Mary has been as kind to me
as my daughter could be, and | want
her made comfortable. You will find
the will IN the middle of the desk
vonder You'll see that ! We given the
larger part to,you. did think OF
giving YOU Marv's portion and leaving
the rest to her, but l changed my
mnd.
Here the old man was seized with
another fit of coughing, so severe that
Mary, hearing him, came i'll from be-
low, whittier she had gone to prepare
some refreshments for the invalid.
Mary was a fair, pleasant looking
girl Of about eighteen, with soft, blue
ewes and lustrous brown hair drawn
very smoothly away from the white
forehead. The red lips looked us il
they might dimple into smiles, under
circumstances more favorable to call
ing them forth, but now the face wore
a weary, anxious look, as she bent over
his form, who had been the only friend
and protector or her orphaned child
hood, but who was soon to leave her
The invalid might have noticed this
for AS soon as he was easier he said:
You had better 90 and liz down
Mary, lay dear. You must be com
pletelv worn out. Rodney, here, Will
stay with ne the rest Of the night
and if am worse, will call you
4 entreat that you will do so, Mis-
Mary urged the man alluded to, II
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Church Il Directory,

.Uks .npsc.1 9 ). I~a g. H.. aHF
Reformed Churcl-Rey. 4 T. Stoncr. pas
ioI.. Weekly. l.:ss..ll ll---elening.-.
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening. Regular services hv
appointment from the pulpit. a. i
lutheran cla,,tii- Rcv..W IsWire pas.
Tar Sdrpices. .sSlinda I1I-A. Mann. aR0 n
N Sunday School. ,. p NJ Prayer Meet
ing Wednesday, 6,l5 p. n.
Protestant Episcopal Church-Rcy. Ern-
-! McIll, Rtaror. Nrsi,es sunday lUA.
N and 3.l5 7. NJ. Sunday school, 800 p.
g Moravian Church, Mcchanicaowny Rev
G. {. Lanills, Pastor Preaching every sun
day allernatiAg mornng and evening
edv scHdbfs |clock, K, NJ. 4. = " 20 =
Moravian Church lGraccham} ftcv. G. G.
Lanidss l'astor. { - -, ~~~t
Preaching every sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening
Mite S"ci.te every Monday evening
Prayer Meeting sYery Wednesday evening.
Second and Fourth "Wednesday.
Sunday Srhoo2 2P. NJ
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Resnkn Services by experimentation the
pulpit.
M'sAodist Rpiseopa! rnnrSk -yRcv. O.
i'rf, Pastor Services every alternate
Sunday ut 4 NJ. SUNDAY school o A. N
Prayer Meeting every "rkur51ay evening At {,
p. VI. -t T. l...
Inltch, RrellrGp. Church-Rev &. j.
itohIahhsh Pastor. Services every alternate
sunday at 3 p, m. Sunday School every
= Snn'iav at 2p m. Prayer Kcc,inw every
Thursday evening at pm ~ :
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Used Glasses both Ways.

Il want to see one Of the > editors,
said lady, coming into the Office.
Which one:' inquired the horse re-
porter.
The one that wears glasses
.On his nose or under his nose
Both, I think she replied h"sitat
inglv, and was at once directed b. the
startled horse reporter to the religious
editors room.
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Have formcd a co-partncrship in the prac-
tice Of Dentistry. Office directly opposite
the Post Office, where one member of the
firm will be found at all times The follow
ING appointments will be promptly kept
EMMITSBURG Lon Friday of each week.
UNION BRIDGE-The First and Third
Monday of ach month
WOODSBORO & WALKERSNllLE-
The Second and Fourth Monday of cacE
month.
EWISTOWN WN-Thc Tuesdays following
b the Second and Fourth Monday of each
month. .lI Il ~ kh ~
WOLFSVILLE-The Third Wednesday of
each monty. ..' ..f..
ELLERTON e. IIARMONY-On Thurs
day following the. Third Wedn' sday Of
eirh ,@onh. .i'.
,- June 10, 81. ~>
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THE STA DOW ONOUR LIVES.

In the dense and lcafy woodland,
From each lofty ,rce-top down,
Nleckcd with dashcs Of the sunlight,
Falls the shadow cool ard brown.
But how different is the shadow
Which our soul of light deprivcs;
Different far the many shadows
Never lifted from our lives.
When our life is young and buoyant,
When OUR hopes are high and strong
Then beware the thoughtless errors
That are something less ti,an wrong.
For though e,ch may be Il tri1lc,
Asa shadow 1t survives;
And we never through endcavor,
Lift that shadow front our lives,
Words, in careless moments uttered,
And by us forgotten soon,
Grow with those whose hearts are W 'ndcd
As the rreshcts swc!l Iii June
More than bur,hcns may they crush us,
They may gall us more than gyvcs,
=
Striv. we Ger so much we never
Lift the shadows on our lives
Some neglect of houndrn duty,
But a tyifc at time,
Merely discord in the music,
Merely error IN the rhyme
Worse than whips some day may lash us,
Or may wound us worse then knives,
And our deep rcmor>c shall never
kitt that shadow from our lives. d
Come there ever so much sunlight
On our later manhOod'S days;
Though the glory of our fortunes
In its utmost briliancr blaze;
Though the world around Us wonder
As rmlr lofiv1purposc ihrvcs,
Sadness fills us that we never
Lift the shadow from our lives.
When. our llfc's day nearly ended,
Comes the sr,tin" of the sun,
Though the crimson, gol and purple
Ola sunset sky be woM
Though We closr the day in honor,
Heroes even to our wives,
Yet, this glow expiring never
Lifts the shadow from Our lives.
When our sunset fades to twilight,
And the final hour is here:
When the world around is passing,
And the world 10 come is near:
Then our memories lhrong aronnd us
As the flesh with spirit strives,
And we meyer, never, never
Lift their shadows from our ives.
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.EMM M|TSBURG RAILROAD.
Z West tOyerton. Pa. June %, 1885.

'H@ West Ovrrton. Pa. June %, 1885
The undcrsg gnrl has been sick about ono
year with lung disease, stomach, conStipa-
ton and nervous affection. Had four differ
cnt doctors, but no help. one stated that
he could not plt in new stomach another
said, if he could get th" constitution built up,
the undersigned would get all right, hut he
failed. Dr. Pfoutn then at Connrllsvillc was
sent for and in three lays | got he'll, and am
eating better daily.
Mrs. Oliver Beard
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... Will CURE
HEADACHE . u.|
INDIGESTION 't
R!LIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA ...
NERVOUS PROSTRATlON
MALARIA
CIILLS AND FENERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IL THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
lI.NrALE 1NFIRAlII4ES p
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
ECP .cifE EI .fLL DRtNGIS7S
The Gcnui lc las Trade Maik AMI crossed Red
Lines on VrarlrI.
TAKE NO OTHER.
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Honesty has its reward.

A dutchman repeated the adaGe
:Birds NIT one ledder goes init dem'
selves
A man may always be right, yet IN
going for the train he may be left.
A Mcchanicstown undertaken was
Justly angry at having his portrait CALI
ed "a bier mus.
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~ CHANGE OF TIME, .
hESTe2N MARYLAND R. ROAD.
Y asksss9 a3 srE9:sasR q aI,.Js2Hs
TRAINS GOING EAST.

W take effect Sunday June /
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.OFFICE-OSLER BUILDING, Northwest corner
of Church and Main Streets.
"A CARD.
DR.. HIRAM BUHRMAN, 3

DIR. HIRAM BUHRMAN, y
physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
n0uncng to the citizens of Mechancstown
yand vicinity that he has located here in the
tDractlcc Of medicinc.s For the present. he
,.nay be found at his Residence, opposite TIN,
Lutheran church. '''
He would further add that he has cone te
,stay and hopes by street nM urrigM depoW
>.neW to merit the confidence anG support of
a discerning public ~, s'--7v" ~ -"sc - r r.--.''
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Mechanisowl Frederick County, Mavam Thursday March, H. 1884,

property to his nephew, out doh
think he meant that he should have
the whole--in fact, 1 know he didn't.
1t amt for the likes Of me to say
nothin' agin Mr.. Boyd's nevy, but he's
his fathers own son, and every ybody
knows What Tom Boyd WAS. Mr..
Rodney, he sot up with his uncle the
night he died-none on us thinkin'
he'd 90 off so suddent. And | minded
when came into the room, after he
called us, that there was il smell OF
burnt paper. l picked up this here OH
the hearth.-It has a bit O writin' on t
and so | brung it along, thinkin that
pr haps you could tell what it meant.
Squire Wlmple took from old Jane
son S trembling hand d bit Of scorched
paper. He could make out only these
words:
1 bequeath to my faithful servant
But it was in Simon Boyd's grabbed
handwriting, and curious smile came
to the lawyers lips as he looked at it.
Have you said anything about this
to any one "
No, sir.
That is we'll keep quiet about it
I'll see Mr.. Rodney Boyd myself and
fix matters all right. Is Miss Mary
still about the house?
Yes, sir; but she's goin' to morrow.
You see she applied for the decstrict
school at the Corners, an Deekin Pal
mer called this mornin' to say she
could have it..
Tell her not to go to the Corners
until | SEE her. And don't you worry,
Jameson, about your little homc being
taken from YOU
Squire Wlmple put on his overccat
and sailed out on his mission. lie
found Rodney Boyd at home, surround
ed by quite Il crowd, anxious to get in
to the good graces Of the heir to the
Boyd property. But the lawyer did
not seem at all inclined to pay court
to hlnL
Il understand that you have offered
this house for sale; Oh what author
lty|'
'On the authority Of being its late
owners nearest relative and heir at
law, WAS the Acknowledgements
providing he left no'wlll. Am J to
understand that there is none !?
Certainly you may. | really do hot
see why my uncle should make II will,
where there is only one person with
amy legal claims, and he the Leir-at-
lazy.
Hump, I think his sadorted daughter
and faithful old servant, b4ye some
o'a'i"' W w 0o''' '0'0'e"'
i presume my uncle thought that in
takivg care Of THIS girl urt!l she was
eighteen and giving her u good educa-
uon' he ol'' a'l 'h"' cou'o DC req q"Iieu
Oh l''"l' ana 's 'o' '"NieSo''' ''o i''',
|, h, ,rnrl. oil anI
ms wages 50 long is lie "ofNe"' anu 4
uo'l see "AY ne sAo''I' eAfec' l'.o:e'
Lump % you are sure 'o''''o"
10y" 'es' no VIII
1 We ALREADY toiu yo" so' slr' 'e'''r''''
ho"nvy IN an lrrl'"tru tohe' 10 you
doubt my word' or suspect me o' UNFAIR
dealing:
Bless YOU, not y bit OF 1t respond
ed Squire Nlmplc, rubbing his hands
together with II candlu ana cheerful
ar, l only ask tor l''lorHf''lo'. Dc
cause, you see, II there Is no Will OF Il
later date had an Idea there was
this one is IN force, which ! drew ny
for him more than year ago.
Rodney sank back IN his chali pale
and trembling.
'An-another w'll he gaSped'
oh, no ! said the lawyer. cooilv,
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What is the worst thing about rich
cs q asked the Snnday-school SUPER
in,enlent. And the new boy said
Not having any.
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BALTIC. q G. V. RAILROAD.

BALTO. 4 c. '. RAILROAD. =
Trains leave E'!grmont fori Waynesbora.
(hanberSburg and Shippcnsburg daily eX-
tcpt SUNDAY at iI3" and 40 a. NJ. and 1:40
i. W. on Sunday 1T --a Il. m. and-P. NJ
Trains for Elscnonl cayc daily Shippcns-
burg at G55 ). ~ and lse5 ahdS4 ,06I' NJ,
Chambersljurg 1t I 2s A NJ, 900 ;int 4.30
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"a IA EsHD.

DIR. j. j. IIENSIiAW,
Offers his Professional
Services to the citizens of Mechanicstown
and vicinity in the practice of fmedicine and
surgery Having an experience of p years.
Residence one door west of Clarion Office.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

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gen Oct, De bapoe paa fig. Seite, 8iper,
aalue, Sprs % ale Slass andre Gpr bleb
al StrDmmen brepet nebpper % orufnebe.
3S forIieuise Sluss Suie bIep paiteoe pef i
Srepeu. On Samrilie / gleburne, Spbnipn
Co., brufneoe. nemlis @m. Sdmipt, aoue
o9 6 Sprn.
gn flor Gel al Somulosaplinsen paiteoes
pGt os llseleoes gurn o9 Speoe, men man
tror ali9epel, at bet bliuer EN- li9eiaa for
Cotton Nulins iaar ipm ifjor, ia itsrre.
vi bal bapt imaa &esnifure al o9 til iioen
Slomnnen, men isaar, ben 28oe September,
bapoe Ri ct iuart os itGrtt Hesn. Sarmerne
ct MI / inlo Sang meo fin Bomulo. Eriieu
er moi melem 8 % 8 Cent?.
Yrobibition Spsr9snaalet Git aloelss til
arinoe. Intis Wajoriteten bar 92,354
Gountps 5airen afboloes Der ben ste, 6oe
o. zoe Sftpber.
U. 8. y. Gprneliion.